Vba To Protect Worksheet With Password. When you protect a sheet with UserInterfaceOnly, protection is applied to user actions (basically, keyboard and mouse operations), but VBA is free to modify the If the sheet already is protected with a password just use the userinterfaceonly line. Alternatively, though, you could attempt to unprotect the worksheet with a blank password and catch the error.
I don't believe there is a direct way of doing this by way of a property.
But how check if it is protected with a password?
Disable the ability for this sheet to be the one viewed first when first..having to protect each worksheet individually using the Protect Worksheet command we are going to create a macro that protects all the sheets courses available: ONLINE EXCEL TRAINING (LIVE TUTOR): See Our Training Dates - Excel Fundamentals, Intermediate, Advanced and VBA Courses. Once in VBA double click the sheet you need to unlock from the menu listing on the left. Protection object and worksheet Protection property.